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Activision Rolls Out Red Carpet for Modern Warfare 4's Campaign Comeback Alright, folks, let's cut straight to it. Last year's Call of Duty: Black Ops 7 campaign? Yeah, it was a mess. A total, unmitigated train wreck
Zodiac Unleashed: Warzone's Next Resurgence Map Hits MW4 Beta! Get ready, Operators! A fresh dose of fast-paced chaos is heading our way in Call of Duty: Warzone, and it’s arriving sooner than you think. Infinity Ward
Alright, soldiers, listen up! The moment we’ve all been waiting for is finally here. Activision has officially pulled back the curtain on the Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 4 multiplayer beta, and it's coming in hot this
Call of Duty Season 5 launches July 23, bringing a wild array of content to Black Ops 7 and Warzone. Expect a bizarre Nuketown pinball machine multiplayer map, the return of fan-favorite Heavy Metal Heroes to Warzone, and the epic conclusion to the Black Ops 7 Zombies storyline. New weapons, operators like Spectre, and innovative multiplayer modes promise a high-octane season for all players.
Black Ops 7's Season 4 Reloaded update introduces the Kowakujo Zombies map, complete with a new Easter egg song called "Evencry." To unlock it, players need to find and activate three hidden Mister Peeks headsets located in the Stables, Onsen Baths, and Kitchens.
Xbox pulled Call of Duty from day-one Game Pass launches, moving them to roughly a year later. This came with Game Pass price cuts. Data shows CoD wasn't driving new subscriptions but cannibalizing premium sales, and the franchise itself faces declining engagement and revenue, prompting Xbox's strategic pivot.
Xbox Game Pass Ultimate is dropping its monthly price from $30 to $23, and PC Game Pass from $16.50 to $14, effective April 21, 2026. The catch? New Call of Duty titles will no longer be day-one additions, instead joining the service about a year after their initial release. Xbox states this change is a direct response to player feedback regarding previous price increases.
Activision has taken legal action against prominent Call of Duty leaker @TheGhostOfHope, demanding he cease releasing confidential information. The company asserts that even incorrect leaks harm developers and player expectations. This move, amidst community backlash and recent CoD sales struggles, raises questions about the future of leaks in the franchise.
